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What psu?
 
A 550w only having one is odd so that makes me concerend about the quality.
 
Also no you shouldn't. You'd be asking DOUBLE the power of the cable and they are NOT rated to do rhat. Thats usually how you kill your system

Kinda depends on the GPU & PSU and what exactly you meant by "multiply it"
but generally not recommended.

I'm assuming your psu doesn't have any 8/6 pin connectors. A 3050 6gb Gigabyte OC Low Profile GeForce RTX 3050 6GB 6 GB Video Card (GV-N3050OC-6GL) - PCPartPicker
how much are you willing to spend?

3050 6gb, RX 6400, gtx 1650, arc a310 are the most popular low profile cards right now. 3050 is probably the best. 

Ain't worth more than the delivery fees imo

It’s a 64mb MSI Nvidia GeForce MX 420
It’s a low end card from 2002. You can get them on eBay for like $15 tops

It's old and out of production, so they're getting rarer.

cuz it's not manufactured anymore

Get it at TPU https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?model=RX+6800+XT
 

 

Nowhere, because that doesn't currently exist.
 
What exactly are you trying to do?

It's possible that the motherboard just needs a BIOS update to be compatible with the CPU, as the 8700G is pretty recently released.
 
Luckily, it looks like your board has a BIOS Flashback feature - that's what the button on the rear IO is for. The port to insert the USB stick into is the one right next to the PS/2 port at the top per the manual:
Here's a video from the official Aorus Youtube channel that explains the process:
 

Did you update the BIOS of the motherboard? I would guess the firmware is not up to date for this brand new CPU 

I've been using a program called OpenRGB recently 
https://openrgb.org/
But gigabyte has Aorus RGB software that you could use to control the lights as well. Both programs are free so it's your choice. 
 
Some gigabyte boards have RGB control in the BIOS but I think it's AORUS motherboards only and the DS3H is one of the lower end gigabyte boards in terms of features.

Yeah I am thinking you might want to reach out to Corsair support and see about a replacement cable for this power supply. Their customer care is pretty good and they might replace your cables free of charge.

Yes it's possible.
 
Pc overheated so ive cleaned bit.
Then pc acted it's dead because i didn't clean thoroughly.
 
Found out it was dust causing it
So I've cleaned thoroughly with toothbrush 🪥. 
 
And its back alive 🧑‍🦲

I'd try and get a used AM4 bundle like a 1600 AF, 2600, 3600 or better. Preferably a board with an M.2 slot so he could buy a cheap 500/1TB drive if he doesn't have a SSD already.

changing the CPU will require a motherboard change too, since you are still on socket FM2.

Are you considering the used market? There are some pretty cheap Ryzen options that would be a pretty massive improvement.

8-pin EPS is capable of over 300W alone. Unless you're going to be cooling an i9 with something exotic, its completely unnecessary. 

what motherboard, what cpu, and what +4?
 
if you're running some i5 on a board with 8 + 4 cpu power connectors, that's fine.
if you're running some threadripper or epyc, you want all of it plugged in.

Looks good. You might consider a memory kit that includes EXPO profiles instead of just XMP ones. https://fi.pcpartpicker.com/product/Gk88TW/adata-xpg-lancer-blade-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-ax5u6000c3016g-dtlabbk
 

No. Modern hardware is designed to run at 80-90C at all times if not hotter, so being in the 60-70 range is more than safe for it. 

I am guessing it won't reach because the SSD is too thick. Not to worry, put the heat sink away in your spares box and you only need to use the heat sink that's already on the Samsung SSD. If you later on decide to buy an SSD with no heat sink and want to put it there, you could put the heat sink on that SSD instead.

I am guessing it won't reach because the SSD is too thick. Not to worry, put the heat sink away in your spares box and you only need to use the heat sink that's already on the Samsung SSD. If you later on decide to buy an SSD with no heat sink and want to put it there, you could put the heat sink on that SSD instead.

I am guessing it won't reach because the SSD is too thick. Not to worry, put the heat sink away in your spares box and you only need to use the heat sink that's already on the Samsung SSD. If you later on decide to buy an SSD with no heat sink and want to put it there, you could put the heat sink on that SSD instead.

i think theres only 2 options, remove the heatsink off the ssd and use the one on the board, or leave the one on the board off...